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05/28/2007, 02:52 PM
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SC Reefers
Just sending a shout out to reefers in the Aiken/Augusta Area. I'm new to the hobby and would love to talk to people in the area about their tanks--issues, successes........
Look forward to hearing from you!! Claire |
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05/28/2007, 05:06 PM
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05/28/2007, 05:12 PM
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Well I'm in SC right now but I don't live here just working here this weekend saw your post under get new and thought I would reply I hope I will be setting up my 90 soon but I have a lot of work to do on the house first. Good Luck
Mark
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Old Enough too Know Better But Young Enough Too Do It Anyway Mark Current Tank Info: 1 75 gallon fish only marine tank 1 55 fresh water tank and 1 29 gallon fresh tank |
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05/28/2007, 07:10 PM
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Hi Mark, Do you live in Athens? Any good Fish stores there? I just went to Atlanta on Friday and got some great corals. I can't believe there is no one from this area out there--maybe they're all out celebrating Memorial Day!!!!
Thanks for answering Claire |
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05/28/2007, 07:44 PM
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i own it kinda far away but there are reef clubs in charleston and Columbia. You might want to check them out.
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05/29/2007, 10:18 PM
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Hi again Claire
Yes I live in Athens just got home, we have one store that is OK if you are close to Augusta try Bob's but give it a month or two he just moved his store over doubled in size but he's still setting up. Were did you go in Atlanta. I travel a lot and try to hit stores everywhere. Mark
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Old Enough too Know Better But Young Enough Too Do It Anyway Mark Current Tank Info: 1 75 gallon fish only marine tank 1 55 fresh water tank and 1 29 gallon fresh tank |
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05/29/2007, 10:23 PM
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Moved On
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05/29/2007, 10:27 PM
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Moved On
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Most FOWLR go glass bottom . With SB you need cleanup crew, sandsifters, then before you know it cool looking zoo hmmm.
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05/29/2007, 11:08 PM
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Hello Mark, there are several really nice stores that I have found near Atlanta. There are 2 in Marietta that are with a few miles of each other. One is Marine Fish (Very knowledgeable and super friendly--their prices are a little high, but less expensive then the 1 store here in town. The other store in Marietta is Cappucinno Bay. They deal mostly in Corals (an amazing display) Inexpensive frags 9.99 and up. I have only visited that store once and didn't find then really friendly--but I will definately go back.
Believe it or not the best place I found for frags of all sorts is Petland in Alpharetta. They recently went up to 24.99 per frag, but the frags there are the size that my lfs sells for 79.00 and up. They are awesome and are setting up a whole new area for their corals. All three stores are worth the trip. I only recently started filling my tank and I have heard about Bob's and his big move. I will be checking him out soon. Have a great night and I hope to talk to you some time later. Claire |
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